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Abstract
Single-cell CRISPR screening is a powerful method for biological discovery. Such screens genetically perturb many genes in parallel and use single-cell RNA sequencing to assess the transcriptomic effects. Now, an in vivo protocol facilitates screens in mouse brain, using adeno-associated virus with transposon-based delivery of the CRISPR guide RNAs.
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Nature Protocols focuses on publishing protocols used to address significant biological and biomedical science research questions, including methods grounded in physics and chemistry with practical applications to biological problems. The journal caters to a primary audience of research scientists and, as such, exclusively publishes protocols with research applications. Protocols primarily aimed at influencing patient management and treatment decisions are not featured.
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